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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21

RG~ SeSermanu, Der p auce'B d emts
i9es Saar. @teberberfeIlHug s.
mitteI gebrau6t, if bon Der Ebatiadle
iiberseu9t, buB Is benz Saare bic natiirlthe
Sarbe pteoer glebt, peuu alter Deer Sranta
beit es gran gemndt haben, nab 90 es benz
ielbeu Beidbett uuo @Iau3 uerIeibr, 10 pirb
Ssber, Der e8 beriutt, fuoeu, SuB es bic 6aut
niGt fdrbt, iouoeru NurG anreguug Der uas
tiirlideu usibtionu9eu an ben gEurseIn
oem Saare neIeS 2ebeH, meme Strait oerleibt
nnb 70 feline Sarbe tlnO Griidle UteSer ber'
feHt. @s fanH 10 oft, pie gGafier, auf Der
aopibaut nu0 nit gIeiter Siherbeit anges
panbt werben, Da es aus Del uno aure9eua
Den @einsetfsg grtratten befiebt. uub ala 8ot.
letten artitel bat e8 letues Sleihen nidt.
Rrets 81 bic Slaide. 3u babeu bel 9 eth
g. Sance& 6 o., gtr. $40, Gf. (ueu; alte
Sit. lO8, Beffs) BaItimOreifraBe. N. B.
WtGn frage mad 6ance's deuiihem 6aars
@ieberberf feuuuSamitteI uub uebme tetH on.
eereB OPT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
8TeSut6rFte.

Chicago, 20. 9lin6oteb 3uz
fubr 5000, 8srienbun9 1000; PEetie baris
irten 3tpiIt 81 25 un0 $4. .9O;-Saneiue:
3 abr 1900, 8srieuoung 5000; Preiie
pariil.en Gp,ideu $500 uuo S5,35. -
@Gjaafe: 3ufubr 5000, gerienouus 5000;
9rsiie oaritrten Smiiben $3.50 uHo $5.25.
@afs2ibertp Beuui., 20. 9eptbr.-
91iubpieb: 3ufubr 342, Yerieuonn9 285;
g eiIe paritrten spideu $500 unO $500
gG.pe;re: 3ufubr 800, 8erieuoun8 800;
8rsiie pariirten amii4el $5.l0 uno $40.
= Sdaafe: 3utubr =, 8erIerSnH9
-; Preiie OuriirteI 8pliden s unO
s..
2ouis, 20. Sept. 8tnboieb: 3u-
fubr $500, 8erienOung 700; Pre,ie Oarties
ten 8miihen So 10 uuo S4.8 - Shpetue
9ufabr 5000, 8erienoung -; Yre.ie BART
lrten 3triideu $4.15 uu0 $5.30.-Sdaafe:
i,ufubr 23OO, 8erieuoung 1900; Yreije uart'
lrteu 3niihen So. 10 uno $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
Sr. RaOWag'S
SdtCdpdGilTtatt 2tefOCusnf,
Der grOBe 8lutreIuiger.

0eines BuRrB,ugt geiun6es TIei4. itarte Rnoz
den uno cine leIe SGut. gBeHu 9u mlLit, BAG
8ein Sleiit ief, GuHe 9Eoneu fart uno Delne
Sautiorbe rein iei 70 sebrauhe R Rabpaq's Sarz
fupa ItIIta nzR joI0ent. IS 6eitBt eine ipuHs
ausIdIdgs, ppbIiti1er 9ei6Unrs, @eihUGlfe,
Driiienttben u. N. itneQ uno permanent Bu bei7
len. Dr. Ranbopb DRcSntpre uou Ct, SqactRt9e,
Canada, iaat: rS6 babe etnen an StrophtlH Iei0ers
ben Batienten ooQadnotg uuo auf eiue DunoerbaIe
gBeie gsbeiIt, tn6em id9 ben in Sbrem BampbIete
iber 0eie Rrantbeit entbalteHeH Rat9 beiol9te."
Soiepb BuibeQ DoH 0eHniion Ditl5, Guebec,
ntpuIoe 6uTtb Bnei i5laiheH pom RuorUup's u e
loIDent BON enem ulten @ehDhGe am 8eine 0ols
ftdHbia gebelt."
s. 4. Eunneu, SHb=Gt. gOuis, D2o, rtUuroe pom
eHem IdIimmen Anfau uon SfrOpbeIn gebeIlt, uad1s
Gem eT ol5 uabelbar auI9eaeben mOroen mar"
gngtitteL befebenb aus ScfaHb!belIen BON au5ers
Oroenhifer mebpinilher BtrtiamIstt, bsiOnOers gez
etgnet, ben geIhpd1ten SDrper 81 ren9sn, gu bclrE
outBubauen unb gu tydtussn. Bel allen apoEbstern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
gcr 6elSntargf.

.gort, 20. 9eptbr. - 5oI9enbeS
iino bic ShIuBnotirungen: 9e!o o1Hete 3H
unb i6lcB III 4 Bro8ent. - STERLING,
8edieG $3.50 - $4.804 ant go Ga9e uHo
81. 844-4 844 uuf Si6t.-8unoessObli8a-
ttouen: 4.prO5. 124t, 43 prog. 108, 81
pro3. - gftien: abams' &rpreB 140, Gent
ruls Bacific 33t, &heiapeate Ohio 5, @rie
28g, eittO Brior. 81, Suinois Central III,
gafe. Sbore 92s, gtem>Seriegs@eutraI 699,
gtortb @ef1ern 111g, bito BriOr. 14O
Rep golt Central 1861, Ohio Dtiiltfppt
245, bitto Pripr. 85, 8tttsburg 1873, Reaos
ing SIT, 81. BauI 815, otttO PrtOr. 1173,
Wpffpru. llniou 724.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
Gtue Teltaiott oer Staae&t Mao
0rauete.

gpansoille, SuO., 90. september.
- Die bief9en Seteranen Der Unions. uuo
Der @onIDeerirten Grmee ner6eu semeiniaul
cine ReuuiOn ubbaIten, 81 pelder bic n0ibi.
gen gorbereituuseu i4On setrOfeu fub. Sei
6ttier @ele9enbeit miro Obue 3uelfeI Die
gr16te Nsni6eumuiie 3uiummeufOmmeu
ipelde man bier jemals geieben bat. Die
Teunion bssiunt mOrssu uuo buuert bis gum
nGd1ffen Srettaq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
mehr @lutperateBen tn ae,tt,tfu.

Gtnctnnatl, 20. september. - Cine
9speide ans Qouiia, Sp., meIbet: rg8m
9honpion Ieats fl6 beute uabe Der Wobuung
q. 8. SbpmpiOn's, aft Reileu Don bier, in
einen Sinterbalt unO uerpnnbete brei Dtlt.
elieeer Der camille burA S6iiiie, ems Der
ieIben t5otlif. Gr feuerte auBeroem aud
auf einen Shunehrer unb uerDunbete ben
ieIben. Die Spfsr fine idmmtli4 Seidpi
iferfinber bes 9bdters. Der 9eBtere tif no d
rlifflt narhnftet" !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21

rnisbIbarss gRittsI gegsn gtnlariu, 9ospepFs
Qs6ers unS Reroenielasn, Appetitlofgfcit, Berbau
aeftpathe uub alle fItmahihen fSie6e1. Rdoiz
folfIr qeGen RopFeiben uno Berfopfunq. Y1an fora
hers nur st. &. Gontc un6 'ein duberes. 80
Gents bic #laidls. u. &. 3abntrOpfen Nerve
KiIinr, tslt 3abnidmtraeu Toinrt; is Gents oiI
Elaj6s. Sn aIen apOtaettn gu 8abeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
N0OmnN'S StQctt,

B0nig obne Seiss'6mad, elegant nit liBem GUNS
nj 9aCrt purgren, Iegulren reinigen u. triItigeH.
Gun 9eilun9 aler DiGgenz, &tbers, 8ebdrmezy
Riersns, SIaiens uno ReTDsnleioeH, 4ppertlofi9ts,
ROpTitmeI5en, Qnueronuiidfeit, oioien Eeioen, Tea
bsr, nnterlelesenBInouHg 5dmOrrbOtosn uHb nlsn
StOruHgeH oer @in9eDeibe. ReIH oegeta5iliI, seine
Spur ron Guefflber, glineTaIteu ODER ihdod9sn
9Togucn.
gtetS 25 Scnts Die SGadteI.
l1f hnhPn hPl nllPn NnnlheFRrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21

&r 0Hn6map Co.:
Sd bate Sbrt &5Heten felt zen IeBten Buan5ig Go5s
zen gebIaudJt un6 babe in alien 5Glen pun faitem
Biebr ME cCrfc3t, cine aur 5u 6encrtfeasen. S9
9ebrGute me stDnS anoere5, ais sj9r Jieaop Relle
unb Sbrs 8lQen. ShDs, e SousS
6r. Sobn NOrton bon 8erpIand-BotHt W.z2D., oer
Stgentbnmer Der npuoiOns Jduersgjridz UlaHuiaetus
ringz&o.," ias, oaB er AHTdle uon fnltem Sle6er in
ietuer6amilie unb 6et ienen AHgeffeuteu 6urb Osn
9ebroub oon 0taonap's Jlea6qzRellef un6 Bluen
osrbitet uno bstIt. DE Qrbelter In iSrus 9teqels
brcunerei in OemieIben Srte Ueraftu ith Uoaitdnoia
aut ii. U, u. Bur 9eliuug unb Berbdtun9 pon Dlas
larin.
IS siebt tein SetImitte in oer gBst, bas BedIelsa
ber uno ole anbereH malariden bIiOIeR uno nR0es
rem 6le6er 10 ibHcl heIt Die JfaoDlps 0teaoq Jles
Iiei in gerbnoung nit Gaomap's BtQeH.
0.aoDa9'S Reaoq Reltef if Elm SeImdsI ssgtn isr
ben Ghmeri 3abnWeb, 8opiwe6, Sl frs
Deb, u 1denreiB EN-, ReuruIgte, R9 eu.
m otismus, 4nidD ellen tet 8eGsHtc,
BerreHt uneen, Guet duugen, IolUie
Ghmer8Gu I'm RldeH. ber 5rI f u, BEN
@Ite6ern.
Die QnpenOun8 0es 91entq.9leItsf tuirb auser6laD
litbe @rleitterung 9eDdbren.
Brets SO GsntA ole 6EaidJe. gu Ha6sn BET
WDOtbFfPYn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
. u hRhffk.

. WEWVEt&
Or. Room aus BiIIen fHb ttn fteres
Bttte gesen oiees Setben. Gie eltn bic 9rilte oes
Eunftionen aussuhbsn. 8ie Gomptome 6er 3pss
ptpits perihpiH6en unb nit ibnen bic Rtisung ees
SOrpers, iit arantbeitsn BuBu5iebsn.
Snlfe eRe Srieimarfe an 8r. RGbDap j. Co., Rrs
81, DarrsuHStrn6e, ytefUs9oIt.
R9- Selebrnue, Euuieuss zen Dsgars GErtR, mtTb
bafiir geididt Der6en.
u uoas bltfu MI Ulan peIlauee Hur Nab'
rpaps unb hberBeuet tb, 0ns Der Rame rA 70 OH"
fit aui Dem, mas man fault beiiRbet. (AB26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
9ine hrnhtnnILe fhere NleAi,inI

RlblDap Il Co. UeiHe 5sTren! Sbre Bilen
baben oft 9ranIbeit In meinsr bamiiie 0erbhtet Sh
bae MID obne fte ME ilr ftderi te tno etHt pratts
pOle, fidere JebiBH. &rgsbeRh
5enrp ort9.
G6e6auie, Sroquois Co., Sninois.
gSaB cta 2Irat tlbeE RaOman'B 8tueu SGgt:
SD qebIaute SIR %. u. RelIef uno Sore requlirrn
ben Yleu uHb empjeble iie mebr, al5 ole oHoeren
Bnen. unO Oertauie iebr utele ba1OH. SD babe fts
INNER porrdt9ig uno gebraute fte in mstHer Braris
unb IN metner 5amilte unb ruerbe bnmt iortilaJen.
sd stsbe fte allen nnberen $ileu Dot. SrgebeRfi
8r, u. g. WibbItbTo oot.
9oraDile, Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21

81 III BON per auHerften gBtatiafett. Saf clue
ieDe SaultIIG etucu 0prtatb bon
SQ0mdu's 9teGOu 2serief

miner i'm 6nuie baIts. Sem Gje6raud uirb in iebem
Sole BON StmCr5 O0er sTantbet nobt6uen6 rpirFen.
@sgigbt JiIttS in ber gBet, Oas 70 itHeG SbmerSeR
perueibt ooeI 0er 5orhrltt elmer Rrantbeit aui6d,
iDte 6ns Ready Relief.
$50 cpioemide Sranfbetsn, tDie fseber, Rubr,
@huiera, SdGIadfIeber uHo Gnoers bosarttqe 3ranfs
bcitea uor1srideu, piro Railways Ready RELIEF,
DCHn es mad Boritriit gebraudt miro, oen R0rper
ae9eu anfdue ituBen unb faas Die 2ranfbet auttres
ten iOlte, Den Blttenten ihneu 9eilen.
EEa(agsa tn threH OeridltebeReu Eorrtett,
SD rf, Of EchNw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
Neae @n;eigem.
SMIeuoer-YretEe.

% id fiir bic pcrbanbenen 8dumlthtstten
au piele @aaren einsefauft babe, 10 iehe lf
mid seu1tbst, bisielbeu is raid. als fts etns
ireffen, su psrfaufsn, unb offerire oaher tOl'
enbe in Staunen ietenbe Bargains:
Ans,ifb-Gif6e pon 6 faR eangf,
fefte RusbaumzgIahe uno edrau6enbeine, fdr Sc.
@rOsere i'm SsrbdItHib tu 81 pro 6uG.
3arror-N -Neu6feaents.
gtnd nit Saartuh zuebersus. RuBbaumz9:=
felIe fir $50 nit So Baar uno 81 oie 2Sohe. Z
Gtdd init NIiiit=uebeI5u9 - Combination = duB'
baum, gefsle-fir $40 nit $6 Saar uno Sl'oo Ole
gBube.
Seppide.
Roumtuon <gin56lus, mobidle GRuter, Al 35 Gents
Die garo.
QYsoIIs eppdb nit Baumpotette 5u SO 9tS. bic 9rh
rtro<Guper=Gorte 5u.--...-.-.---To @i9' Ole Jto'
3 e I e ts.
Gin sroser Range. compIst, far $40 nit 81 8aar
unb 81 Die gBrde. ..,...
MIeS MnSere perfaafsu mir an osnSelasn
ss-Wcloen Gle meinem 0tatb unb nebmen sic bic
G5eIeaenbett pabr, Bargains 5u eran9en, ule Sie
ioIdbe ME tuieber erhaIteu iuerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21

Hnaton & Gomp., Er. sos, Otz8altmore@,
unterboIb @apftrase; Nr. 742, gSeit= baltimore
unterbaIb SSremontfraBe. Haoeln Sent. Glsmen
unb 10 Gents. Del Gents. -,
(gtop 9,12Dlte, ,RoNttS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
N. N. N.
2saOwap'S 2IeaOp "a 2Ieftef.

Gin boIber bis gu einem sanBsu EheeI6fTtI in euem
balben @las gBniier belt IN Den9en Rinuttn 9rdms
men, gteruoitdt, ghlufofstsit, 9opine5, Dia
arrboe, 5tubr, @boleraz zUtorbus, Solu, 8Idbunsen
uub ollie innerlinen SdmegBen. iSip ihmsre iSdle
Anipetiuneen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
Sie buIeat:i6em gStrren.

Bieu, 20. @eptbr.-3.e 8forte bat ben
Mdhten Elm uenes &igtular geididt, pe!5es
0Ori6IGgt, bnB ein BON Der 8iirfei unb 0faB'
lanb gemeiniam au8gemdbttsr @sHeraI nod
grlgarien 9eid)idt neroe, nm bic &ube in
ierem 2nnbe I'm gintlaage nit ben GerOr1z
uun9en be8 8erlner Sertruses p.eoer bers
suftsLen. Die &tupiligung 9eu,i6lan0's 9,
S5rnni4sidl's unb 9fuBlano's in bieien 8ors
IfIag Miro uIs gctpiB erudtet, pdhren0 man
on her @i7ptlligung Ssfteid'8, S.aLeR's
un0 @uglanO's speifeIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
Re5uItate Ses gartIer Genius fur 1896.

8art8, 20. September. IOeben per.
6fentli6te Genius fir 1886 er9iebt, baB Ote
3abI ter @eburten oieieni8e Der Eo6esf1Ie
IN jenem Sabre nm $3.50 iiberfieg uegeu
s. 600 in 1885. Die in 1856 bennington
&heiheibungen pureu 2949 an Der 3abI gez
aen 4277 in 1885.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-21
"a. s. GfntnteC,
Na1maI6inea :Na,etgen.
Gnorntes 9a8er.
GteEge 21faIit6teH.

GtsFae &1falitdtett.
80 B399onlabunsen
aLler glrten Utaihinen
pom $40 bis $50. 81
bdar; 81 ipohentlih.
isnr ale 9Irten Nr6eiten
paiieno. 3iisfiren Sie
nitt Sbr @elo burh
Saul BON Ngenten oOer
in fIeinen lhmuBtgen
@ei6dften, ionoern bes
Sudlen Sie unS. Dktls
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
House to House Visiting.
TCpMMIrNJCATED


Just want to say few words In re-
gard to our house to house visiting, We
heard of some of the visitors who had
been treated very rudely, in other dis.
tricts. and we really dreaded the task
before us, thinking we might perhaps
be subjected to the same kind OF treat
ment. But we were greatly disap-
pointed, We were received very kindly
and by come even gladly, by both
white aud colored, Protestant and
Catholic. Although the latter could
| not conscientiously invite us inso their
houses, yet In almost every instance
they gave us smiles and kindly greet
ings, and only three refused TO take our
cards. 1t would do any one good to
have heard some of the mothers In
tIsrael among the colore6 people, speak
of the peace and joy they ielt, and as
| we SAY in class meeting sometin 9, We
felt 1t was good to be there, % they
bade us God bless you In our work.
| But our plessantest experience, and
one that will always De retained with a
vivid remember ance, was cenversa-
ltion wa had W ith lady who Is q mem
her OF the German Baptist Church latter
ltelljne us OF her conversion at tho age
of ton years, at a great revival ap In
1.-The state of New York, of now, afiel
Thirty two years growth, she found II
the same religion, Only fuller, stronger
land more real She gave us such bsau-
Etiful words OF encouragement In our
Gwork, that We left her, feeling that VIZ
had certainly found bright epot In
this life of shadows that we oanno
easily forget. In fEot, on Fifth street
Iron Walnut to Spruce, we learned les
lsons of trust, patience and of christian
Fellowship, that will be of lasting bene
zfit to us. COMMITTEE.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25

Amongst the latest publications, but
by no means the least, is the autobi.
oeraphical memoirs of Major General
John @. Fremont, before the war known
as the "pathfinder of the West" and
the first candidate of the then young
Republican party for President. Along
with these memoirs, which are exciting
and interesting, 10 also q sketch OF the
life of Senator Thomas FL. Benton, by
his daughter Jessie Benton Fremont,
the wife OF J. g. Fremont. There never
was q time when there was q mere
rapid development Of the country be
| fore the war than during the active
| ears OF Fremont's life, and this life
| with all It's exciting interests are fully
detailed by the author.
The work is embellished with a
large number of engravings represent t.
ling the moet exciting scenes and many
of the beautiful natural scenes Of the
Rocky mountains. The book is pub
Ilished In two volumes, TOO pages In
leach, large octave size, bound In mo-
rocco, law sheep and muslin; hrst vol
Iume ready for delivery. AS usual
with all new and interesting books
IJohn O. Bryant is the sole agent OF tht
Iwork for New CASTLE County and II
lnow actively engaged In canvassing
Every body wants just such work.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
List of Public sales.

EeDruafy.
20, W. q. Martin, city.
:. 2s. Proud 4 Merrick, Centrsvfile.
%, W. X. Finn. Jr., Newport, horses.
March !, John H. Emory, N. U. HID.
/, w. s. Tslley, Miller and JOG.
Forwood, Ohristfana Hd.
/, II. h J. Lyons, st. Georges Hd.
2, Jane Moody, W. y. y. hd.
- 2, Jas. =. Megilligan, Brandy Id.
3, W. X. & 4. b. Hoilingsworth.
3. W. X. Powell, Pencader Hundred.
4. T.. W. Stidhan d sons auc. room
8, Jas. A. Conner, Wilmington.
7, McFarlin q Banks. N. y. Hid.
7. John Hanna, Mil Greek HID.
=" 8. John Mckee, New Castle Hd:
s, q. NJ. Bramble. Christians HID.
8, Weidin d McEiwse, W. O.C. HID.
o, J. q. Hulett, MIL Greek HID.
o, W. w. Calhoun, Red Lion HID.
o, Carr 4 Megginson, Brandy HID.
- Frank McVaugh, Mill Greek HID.
10. W. +. Thompson, N. y. I'D.
Latimer q Hall, Christiana Ad
IL, No. 1872 Market street.
II, Peoples d sheldon. Christi. HID
4" IL, q. B. Collins, W. y. y. Hid.
l2' J. II. willard, T0s W. 7th st.
IL, VIM Badenkoit, Blackbird, Del
ID, II. W. Mousley: Brandy hd.
IA, q. T. Brooks, W. q. y. HID.
Ii, W. Y. Swiggett, city.
16, W. y. Vano, W. y. y. I'D.
is. John Dash per, Ohristiana Hid.
." I5, samuel Handy, Brandy Hd.
10. Geo. Murray, N. q. HID,
10, J. W. auest. near Oisymon'
IT. John II. Peoples, M. q. HID.
l7,Charles Il. Quest, Brandy Hid.
Is, is +. Il. Johnson, fencador Hid.
is, A. Valentine, Brandywine Hid
N, Wilson, BraBdywine HID.
II, H. Gould, New Castle Hid.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
A Panic In a Church.

PUTNAM, Conn, Feb. A.-Fire broke
out last evening in the tenement house
adjoining St. Mary's Catholic Church.
The church was filled with worshippers
at the time and the alarm created almost
q panic. The congregation rushed for
the doors and several women tainted. A
number of persons were somewhat injured
none of them, however, seriously. The
baptismal font was overturned and brok'
en- In the confusion. The fire was soon
|extinguished with slight damage.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
.KENNARD&CO.

Don't fail to see
our Hamburgs, Tor
chon Laces, Egyp-
tian Laces, Oriental
Laces, etc. They
are among the finest
imported, and no
house in this coun-
try retails them at
closer prices than
we do. They come
Ito us direct from
first hands, which
lSlVeS US Cne DeneHG
lof all the middle
mems profit, there
by securing for our
customers the low
est prices.
] Bear in mind one
thing, the goods are
!; fine, but the prices
|. are not above any
|; ;|purse. We always
endeavor to give
: full value for every
! cent spent with us.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
Seed, seed, Seed.
Fresh and reliable garden eeed q,
Crippen's.
News Summary.


Two more Republicans voted for
Camden, Democrat, for U. B. Senator
In yesterdays Joint convention OF the
West Virginia Legislature. This gave
him Al votes. 1t Ia thought he will get
iye more votes to-day, which will elect
him.
All the South Boston horse lines were
In operation on Thursday about the
usual time, and there was no tnterfer
ence By the strikers. A number OF the
EN- ployes Of the Cambridge road ap'
piled for work, but were all turned
away.
Special officers were on Thursday
guarding the South Amboy statien o
the Long Branch Railroad, the strikers
who gathered in-or0wds on the corner
having ''evinced an angry mood"
The striking Mutual District Messen
ger boys In Wall and New streets, New
York, returned to work on Thursday
afternoon, the managers promising u
Ioonsider their demand.
The President has approved the &C
to prohibit the importation and imml
u grafton OF foreigners and aliens unde
scontract or agreement to perform labo
a In the United States,
II In Mobile, Thursday afternoon,
, runaway horse jumped into q group Q
j children who were playing on . aid,
, Iwalk and trampled to death 3 year-ol
3 boy.
The heaviest snow Of the winter
;. the region around Lincoln, Nebraskl
u fell on Wednesday. The storm did n.
o extend westward beyond the Colorad
line.
81 The President has decided to call
. ex ira session of the U. 3. Senate for e:
y Iecutive business. Immediately after u
:, ,lexpiration Of the present
Ill The kerneling mill, Of the powd
- mills, At Warren, Maine, blew
70 Thursday, severely injuring the sups
Il .ntendent and workman.
Ell Two trains collided near Red Oa
II Iowa, on Wednesday. Frank Nick
t. was killed, and two other men were
of jured.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
n GARD.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weak ness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c., will send . recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. Send self address
ed envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH L.
IyMAN Station d, New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25

An athletic exhibition W ill be held at
the Citizens Rink, Fourth and Wash
ington streets, to morrow night. There
will be several interesting settos be-
tween the best Wilmington boxers, ss
we'll as several from other points; ciuo
swinging, ETC., and good evenings
enjoy ment will no doubt be Afforded
Tickets, 80 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
w,,m,uaton scores Another.

Cotter Oh Co., Limited, works OF
Chester, Pa, store and office, liz Ship
ley street, Wilmington, Del. g. W.
Spicer, secretary and superintendent
Wilmington branch. Rehners aud
dealers 10 all kinds of burning, lubri'
eating, fish, linssed and other oils.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
1.-TWO Drunko.

The oply business before the Munich
pal Oourt this morning was two cases
of drunkenness. Frederick Saur~ein
was fined 50 and costs, and Maggie
Clark for the same osfense was re-
mspded to the oells for q chance to
sober up.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
Missionary services.

At Mt. Salem M. k. Church, the Rev.
R. @. Jones. pastor, Sunday, the 27th,
will be devoted to the mission ary cause.
Music, addresses, So, including an IN
|,eresting programme for the afternoon.
Both morning and afternoon Will Dc
given to the service.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
A fine lunch served at Lsgg's, 22a
King street, to morrow night.
War Between Lapor Organizations.

War Between Labor Organizations.
PITTsBURG, Feb. "a The iron work.
ers' strike at Mingo Junction has re-
suited Ia declaration of war between
the Amaleamsted Association and
Knights OF Labor, which may spread
throughout the entire country. The
trouble was caused by a conflict of au,
thority, both associations wanting to
rule the men. All efforts TO comrro
mise the men have failed, aud open
warfare has been inRugurnted. W. P.
Bailey, Of the Executive Board
knights OF Labor, threatens to Al tn,
mill with men from other places, while
the Amalgsmated Association official
will use all their power Of persuasion
to keep outsiders from going TO work.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25

d. r. Dallas, $50 Madison street, has
on hand the freshest beef, PORK,
sausage and scrapple 1t the loWest
prices. He would be glad for call
from his friends.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
Watch Club No. 12.

Millard r. Davis, at No. 9 Eaet Sec
|ond street, Is taking names Tor MS
Twelfth Watch Club, which will he put
in operation on Wednesday evening,
March Q.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25

Michael Grady, intending to remove
from No West Second street. to 234
King street, will sell his stock OF Rubbers
below cost, and mems boots and shoes at
cost. His stock is all new and first
class. All are invited to call who wish
bargains.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25

Three.story brick, no. 1908 Van euren
straat Good order and pleasant home
Apply Mt REPUBLICAN once.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25

Just received some of the frs. PICK
inas of the new crop Foochow tea
which we are seiling at 10 aud oo Genus
Crjppen's, East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25

"Roueh ON Itch" cures skin humor'
eruptions, ring worm, tettsr, salt
rheum, frosted feet, chi'blairs, itch,
w poison, barbar's iseh. 800. jars.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25

CT. welch & Co., 204 East Fourth
street, has received car load OF choice
York State cabbage on commission. IL
will be to your interest to call and see it
before buying elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25

Powell has on his stalls In the Third
street market q lot of fine shad and her
ring, as well rs catfish, goldfish, halibut,
pike, haddock, smeitz and quantity
OF terrapip and oysters.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25

L.W. Stidham IL Son. auctioneers,
sold at public sale for Thomas r. Clark,
New CASTLE Hundred, on Wednesday, /,
horses, S186, $124 90; mules, Se0l; GO ws,
S36 to $72 30; bull, $40; oxen. $50. 80.
The same auctioneers sold, on Thurs
day, for Robert McFarliu, Of New Gas
tie Hundred, horses, t75, $l43, 66;
COWS, S4S. $36. S6s. S52. S71. $50, $50.
$55, $55, $76. $45. $50. Average for the
twelve, $55 AZ 100. Bull, $40: calves,
|Sl9 80; pigs, $50; chickens, 81 40 per
pair; ooin, 50 cents; oats, 48 cents
farm wagon, $66.
They also sold drove OF horses fol
A. III. Tyson, ut Chester, 2l head
which averaged STA. Highest price
1925.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
Personal.

Rev. j. q Nixon, formerly pastor OF
Central Presby tel Ign Church, but now
stationed in Philadelphia, was In the
city yesterday visiting friends.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-25
This day at the great tobacco mart,
Seventh and Orange.
Chapman.

When baby was sick, we pave her Castoria,
When She was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung TO Castorla,
When she had Children, she gave them Cas-
toriA.